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Various Artists: We Got The Fund; The Best of Funk (BMG Special Products).(Sound recording review)(Brief article)
BMG has a well-earned reputation for low-priced, well-packaged compilations of hard-to-find goodies. We Got The Funk continues this trend with a cross section of 1970s and early 1980s hit singles (Tom Browne's "Funkin' For Jamaica (NY)") as well as influential but lesser-known album cuts and instrumentals (Nite-Liter's ...
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